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2003 World Cup Dressage Results
Learn how each judge scored each movement for the top six finishers in the final.


U.S. rider Debbie McDonald on Brentina finished second overall at the 2003 FEI World Cup Dressage Final--the best placing ever for an American.

Germany's Ulla Salzgeber and Rusty won the FEI World Cup Dressage Final, March 30, in Göteborg, Sweden, Her teammates Heike Kemmer, on Albano 7, and Isabell Werth, on Anthony FRH, placed third and fifth, respectively giving the Germans ample reason to celebrate.

But they weren't the only ones happy with the outcome of the competition. American riders Debbie McDonald, Guenter Seidel and George Williams challenged the German trio every step of the way and finished second, fourth and sixth, respectively.

Here is a compilation of how each judge at the final scored each rider, movement-by-movement.

Ground Jury
E: Dr. Evi Eisenhardt (GER);
H: Linda Zang (USA);
C: Vincenzo Truppa (ITA);
M: Beatrice Bürcher-Keller (SUI);
B: Ghislain Fouarge (NED)

First Place: Ulla Salzgeber (Germany) on Rusty; Overall Score: 82.19 percent

 JudgesEHCMBTot
1.Collected walk767776.8
2.Extended walk676666.2
3.Collected trot including half pass to the right988998.6
4.Collected trot including half pass to the left988998.6
5.Extended trot999999
6.Collected canter including half pass to the right888888
7.Collected canter including half pass to the left888888
8.Extended canter989998.8
9.Flying changes of leg every second stride989998.8
10.Flying changes of leg every stride10991099.4
11.Canter pirouette to the right777887.4
12.Canter pirouette to the left777887.4
13.Passage988888
14.Piaffe766766.4
15.Transitions from passage to piaffe787877.4
16.Rhythm, energy and elasticity887.58.598.2
17.Harmony between rider and horse8.58.588.598.5
18.Choreography. Use of arena, inventiveness8.58.58.598.58.6
19.Degree of difficulty. Well-calculated risks8.58.58.5998.7
20.Choice of music and interpretation of music999999

Second Place: Debbie McDonald (United States) on Brentina; Overall score: 78.89 percent

 JudgesEHCMBTot
1.Collected walk877777.2
2.Extended walk887887.8
3.Collected trot including half pass to the right776776.8
4.Collected trot including half pass to the left787777.2
5.Extended trot887877.6
6.Collected canter including half pass to the right777877.2
7.Collected canter including half pass to the left887777.4
8.Extended canter777877.2
9.Flying changes of leg every second stride887877.6
10.Flying changes of leg every stride576676.2
11.Canter pirouette to the right788887.8
12.Canter pirouette to the left777877.2
13.Passage787877.4
14.Piaffe887887.8
15.Transitions from passage to piaffe988998.6
16.Rhythm, energy and elasticity7.587.5998.2
17.Harmony between rider and horse88.57.57.59 8.2
18.Choreography. Use of arena, inventiveness8888.58.58.2
19.Degree of difficulty. Well-calculated risks8.587.588.58.1
20.Choice of music and interpretation of music8.58.58.58.598.6

Third Place: Heike Kemmer (Germany) on Albano 7; Overall score: 76.94 percent

 JudgesEHCMBTot
1.Collected walk767676.6
2.Extended walk866766.6
3.Collected trot including half pass to the right777887.4
4.Collected trot including half pass to the left877887.6
5.Extended trot888787.8
6.Collected canter including half pass to the right777777
7.Collected canter including half pass to the left786676.8
8.Extended canter887877.6
9.Flying changes of leg every second stride676666.2
10.Flying changes of leg every stride777766.8
11.Canter pirouette to the right877887.6
12.Canter pirouette to the left777687
13.Passage777877.2
14.Piaffe888988.2
15.Transitions from passage to piaffe888888
16.Rhythm, energy and elasticity87.577.58.57.7
17.Harmony between rider and horse7.587.57.58.57.8
18.Choreography. Use of arena, inventiveness88888.58.1
19.Degree of difficulty. Well-calculated risks887.588.58
20.Choice of music and interpretation of music8.588.58.58.58.4

Fourth Place: Guenter Seidel (United States) on Nikolaus 7; Overall score: 75.72 percent

 JudgesEHCMBTot
1.Collected walk767776.8
2.Extended walk676666.2
3.Collected trot including half pass to the right888988.2
4.Collected trot including half pass to the left777887.4
5.Extended trot878988
6.Collected canter including half pass to the right777877.2
7.Collected canter including half pass to the left787777.2
8.Extended canter888877.8
9.Flying changes of leg every second stride777777
10.Flying changes of leg every stride787877.4
11.Canter pirouette to the right777676.8
12.Canter pirouette to the left667666.2
13.Passage887887.8
14.Piaffe777877.2
15.Transitions from passage to piaffe776877
16.Rhythm, energy and elasticity7.57.57.588.57.8
17.Harmony between rider and horse887.57.587.8
18.Choreography. Use of arena, inventiveness87.588.58.58.1
19.Degree of difficulty. Well-calculated risks87.57.5887.8
20.Choice of music and interpretation of music888988.2

Fifth Place: Isabell Werth (Germany) on Anthony FRH; Overall score: 75.67 percent

 JudgesEHCMBTot
1.Collected walk778787.4
2.Extended walk888877.8
3.Collected trot including half pass to the right777887.4
4.Collected trot including half pass to the left887877.6
5.Extended trot888988.2
6.Collected canter including half pass to the right877877.4
7.Collected canter including half pass to the left777676.8
8.Extended canter878887.8
9.Flying changes of leg every second stride777777
10.Flying changes of leg every stride465555
11.Canter pirouette to the right777787.2
12.Canter pirouette to the left778887.6
13.Passage877777.2
14.Piaffe767666.4
15.Transitions from passage to piaffe676766.4
16.Rhythm, energy and elasticity887.58.58.58.1
17.Harmony between rider and horse7.57.576.587.3
18.Choreography. Use of arena, inventiveness8888.588.1
19.Degree of difficulty. Well-calculated risks8.57.57.5887.9
20.Choice of music and interpretation of music8.588.58.58.58.4

Sixth Place: George Williams (United States) on Rocher; Overall score: 75.56 percent

 JudgesEHCMBTot
1.Collected walk786676.8
2.Extended walk887787.6
3.Collected trot including half pass to the right766776.6
4.Collected trot including half pass to the left776766.6
5.Extended trot888777.8
6.Collected canter including half pass to the right767776.8
7.Collected canter including half pass to the left777777
8.Extended canter897787.8
9.Flying changes of leg every second stride787777.2
10.Flying changes of leg every stride787777.2
11.Canter pirouette to the right787887.6
12.Canter pirouette to the left777777
13.Passage777777
14.Piaffe777877.2
15.Transitions from passage to piaffe777877.2
16.Rhythm, energy and elasticity887.58.58.58.1
17.Harmony between rider and horse7.587.578.57.7
18.Choreography. Use of arena, inventiveness7.57.5888.57.91
19.Degree of difficulty. Well-calculated risks87.57.5887.8
20.Choice of music and interpretation of music8888.588.1



Read complete coverage of the World Cup Dressage Final in the June 2003 issue.


 
 
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